Weather and notices from Montenys Grensional area
Weather summary lists hourly temperatures for the 24 hours ending July 21 with clear regional comparisons across cities such as Calgary and Seattle. The page includes local business ads, service notices, and community announcements from Helena to Missoula, plus a report of a third degree assault in a distant incident and vaccination advisories for smallpox awareness.
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Dan
Thom
Flak
Low
Mostom
Ee Calzary
Gleason Returns From Purchases On Pacific Coast
Mrs. Joseph Gleason tied to The Hat Shoppe proprietors, returned from Los Angeles and San Francisco with extensive millinery purchases for the Nas local shoppe. Los Angeles is becoming a manufacturing hub for millinery. Mrs. Lorey departed for the Eastern market to secure lines unavailable on the West Coast.
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Joseph Gleason
William Lorey
Nas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Gleason
Lorey
Notice of Smallpox Exposure At Two Dances In July
The community was urged that attendees of dances at Hirdzoye on July 18 and Anatla on July 18 may have been exposed to smallpox. Individuals may have had the disease or been vaccinated recently. vaccination status is requested in a public health alert issued by Dr. Arthur Torda, County Health Officer.
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Birdseye
Daly
Austin
Tate
Jordan
Onty-County Health Attleer
Natice
Hirdzoye
Jiy
Anatla
Patean
Cory
Arthur Torda
Mothers Leaders Annual Camp Opens At The Broadwater
The third Mothers Leaders training camp opens this afternoon at the Broadwater under state and county extension service. Delegates register at 4 pm, with an informal assembly after dinner. The program resumes tomorrow at 9 am with music and welcome addresses led by Chancellor M A Brannon. Alfred Atkinson of the State College will speak on Making a Living and a Life. Melena women are invited. meals served by Tom Curtis.
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State and County Extension Service
Broadwater
M.A. Brannon
The
State University
Alfred Atkinson
State College
Melena
Tom Curtis
Curtis Cafe
Contributions to Gallatin Earthquake Relief Increase
Contributions to the Gallatin county earthquake relief fund are arriving as the deadline nears. Sam D. Goza, state chairman, reports gifts incl uding 25 dollars from a Wisconsin house representative and 30 cents from a farmer in the northeast. Gov Erickson's proclamation is distributed nationwide by groups such as the State Federation of Labor and the Masonic lodge, with county chairmen list and a fundraising drive under way. Holter is named chairman for the Lewis and Chik county campaign committee.
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Gallatin County
Sam D. Goza
Wisconsin
State Federation of Labor
Masonic Lodge
Kolary Aie Kinanis Childs
Superintendant of
Public Instruction
Erickson
Nob Holter
Lewis and[ Chik County
World war veteran missing from hospital
Wayne Taggart, World War I veteran, has been missing from Fort Hospital since June 2. He is 5 feet 4 and 3/4 inches tall, about 141 pounds, with dark brown hair and gray eyes. Mentally incompetent and irregular in answers, his mother Mrs. Asia P. Tageart lives in Leicester Court, Detroit. Information should be sent to Mrs. Twee M. Pret, press contact, U.S. V. I. Washington, D.C.
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Wayne Taggart
Fort
C.T. Bush
Barest
Taggart
Asia P. Tageart
Wes
Leicester Court
Detroit
Twee M. Pret
Washington, D.C
Cornerstone of Old Cathedral Opened After 50 Years
The cornerstone of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart was opened on a day after more than fifty years. Workers retrieved and examined artifacts placed in 1574 including coins medals a prayers book and a newspaper copy now faded. Only fragments of signatures remain while a 1574 half dollar and a nearly pristine Independent issue survive.
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Correrstone
Gathedral
Cathedral of the Sacre Mowris
Matorle Ereueture
Routh Mwing Street
Vnlage
the Independent
First Issue of State Treasury Notes Set for August
State warrants totaling about 100000 will be redeemed on August 6, the same day as the first issue of 3,000,000 in state treasury notes authorized by the state board of examiners. Warrants registered on or before July 0, 1924 will be called. Treasurer Harmon said the treasury force is calculating interest and expects a July sale. It will take roughly 15 days to prepare for the million dollar call.
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Treasury
State Board of Examiners
Harmon
Treasury Department
Rick
Jennings Bryag
Jon Trande
Iuperial
Cali
Lloyd Smith of Baker Named Deputy State Bank Examiner
Lloyd Smith of Baker Mont assumed duties as deputy state bank examiner by appointment of Jay G Larsen state superintendent of banks. Smith has long been engaged in Montana banking. Bowman announced W lavey Havre as a bookkeeper in the department of agriculture and Waser has been teaching school for several years.
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Lloyd Smith
Taker
Mont
Jay G. Larsan
Mr. Smith
Montana
AL TH. Bowman
W. Lavey
Havre
Department of Agriculture
Waser
Expert Lectures On Motor Car Lubrication At Local
LB Lavelle an engineer of the Vacuum Of company delivered a lecture at the T C Power Motor Car company's establishment on motor car lubrication. He explained how selecting certain grades of grease from which special oils are made for specific cars is valuable for car owners.
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LB. Lavelle
Vacuum of Company
T. C. Power Motor
Butte Anaconda and Pacific to abandon line 10 segment
Authority granted to the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railroad to abandon its lines between Browns and Southern Cross stations. The railroad pursued the action because the Southern Creek Abineing Company, whose properties the tracks served, discontinued operations years ago.
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Butte, Anaconila
Touring Parties to Be Brought Here Continued From Page One
A Helena report describes organized tours to Glacier Park and the Gate of the Mountains. Eustis, a top Burlington official nearing seventy, visited Helena with a party and praised potential rail tourism, noting plans to bring touring groups via buses and ships. The group toured docks, Gate of the Mountains, and local hotels, with optimism for a strong first season and growth in following years.
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Dreoahwater
Wolf Creek
Mitchell
Flolena
Helena
Eustis
Glacier Park
Great Northern
A. Cotrworth
Qur-ington Lines
Big Lunge
Coreworth
Hilger Docks
Hilger Jaunch
W. Stewart
Will A. Campbell
Yellowstone ‘Park
Cotsworth
Gate of the Mountains
Burlington Lines
Nebraska
The
Burlington
Chicago
Personal Notes From Tutin and Nearby Areas
Mfarrington, Ash, Brownine, and others are listed in personals. Travelers depart for Los Angeles, Minnesota, and Willapa. visits to friends noted in Martinsdale and Winston. Local figures Evang, Genraberger, and Drummond are mentioned with travel to Keptile, Yellowstone, and St Peters Hospital.
Civil War Vet Albert Pinder Dies in Palo Alto
Colonel Albert Pinder US A retired died yesterday at his son Ralph W. Pinder’s home in Palo Alto California. He served with the Sixth Massachusetts Regiment throughout the Civil War and remained in the army for years after. Born in Lowell Massachusetts he helped establish the local Elks. He is survived by his wife and his daughter Susan.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Associated Press
Albert Pinder
US. A
Ralph W. Pinder
Massachusetts
Ife
Lowell
Mass
The
Elks Indpe
Ie Willow
Slias
Susan Finder
Duel to Death in Desert Ends in Double Suicide Pact
A letter from Imperial California reveals how John Tranden and Henry Kendig Kirk killed each other after a long feud. The two men met on a desert field near Jacumba and exchanged gunfire at close range, each mortally wounding the other. The men had planned to settle their dispute with a final duel, aided by a 38 caliber pistol, after months of guarded inquiries and a rising personal hatred that overcame life itself.
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Brawley
Vail
Fly
Yea Ang
Dave
John Tranden
Henry Kendig Kirk
Peunidem Rec
Wiha
Ilner
Hirless Toumden
Jacumba
Here
San Diego
Tronden
Wal
Trunden
Kirk
Rine
Annie Marshall of Helena Dies in Helena Funeral Pending
Annie Marshall of Helena dies leaving four siblings including Miles York of Fretten and Mira Et of Slaker Helena, with relatives named Albert, Vheadere, Bene, and Noble av Velena. Maye Miller at Taceria, Wasi reports visitors. remains at Flaherty and Katte pighers.
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Annie Marehath
Nortiti
al Shanetes
Lane
Winera
Armonmameite
Sane
Albert
Vheadere
bn“Bene
Alloaf Batte
Noble
Maye
Corn stalks valued as paper material in Iowa
Ames, Iowa, July 21. The Iowa State College engineering department reports corn stalks, long viewed as waste, can yield about $10 a ton when converted to paper at current prices. Prof. O i Sweeney notes paper of fine quality from corn stalks and envisions mills in the prairie states reviving a domestic industry.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
I Sweeney
Sweeney
Montana corporation license fees rise about ten percent
Tax returns for 1925 show about a ten percent increase over 1924 with total corporate tax nearing $249,000 after a $2,600 allowance. Delinquent returns add roughly $30,000, and railroad and transportation firms lead in assessments at $844,740. A broader rise accompanies more entities paying tax, with varied shifts across industries including lumber, mining, groceries, and banks.
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Yurthoy
Montana
Fan
Bhd
al. Gratn
Comoros
Thease Industries
Neiniors
Vy i Enoeporationes
Livestock Incre
Sibathng
Lander
Sloaigir
Gas Ani
Greaar
General Merchandise Corporation
Fanikat
Anle Gales Aareneles
Hirde
Nurses Graduate from St John’s July Exercises
The class of 1423 graduates from St John’s nursing program with Mary Sullivan Mawl McWarvel Minnie Holttans and Anna Cecil Traver leading. Graduation exercises are planned for Thursday afternoon July 16 at St Vincent’s Academy Chapel.
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Mary Sullivan
Mawl McWarvel
Minnie Holttans
Anna Cecil Traver
St. John’s
St. Vincett's Academy Chapel
Funeral of Joseph Thefasl At St Helens Cathedral
Funeral services for Joseph Thefasl were held yesterday morning at St Helens Cathedral. Burial followed at Resurrection Cemetery. Pallbearers named A. Hae, J. Po Jatis, F. Caneden, and J. Costello. Funeral details were arranged by Herrman and Company. The report also notes a June 2 Tokyo dispatch: Japanese costs fell 70 percent since January due to food price declines amid current finances and exchange conditions.
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Asis
Joseph Thefasl
Whey
St Helens
Resurrection Cemetery
A Hae
J Po Jatsis
F. Caneden
J. Costello
Herrman
Tokyo
Associateds
Japan
Yellowstone Park Travel Record Shatters Previous Peak
Horace M. Albright predicted rail passenger count into Yellowstone Park would approach 30 million for yesterday, surpassing the prior peak of 2,859 gate entries recorded for August 7, 19. Albright noted the park’s rail traveler totals set to exceed last year’s high, with June 1922 marking the previous rail entry record of 1,223 tourists.
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Yellowstone Park
Ityas
Horace M. Albright
Abhroght
Tie Park
Yellowstone
Todas
Park
Joe June
Timber Fires Near Craig Controlled by Fire Crews
Fires in Winder near Craig were reported yesterday and placed under control by fire crews. Crews remain on guard against re ignition as the Helena National Forest is declared clear of fires by Supervisor VAL IL Abbott.
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Winder
Craig
Helena National Forest
Val IL Abbott
Fire wipes out business block in Ost on Monday night
A major blaze destroyed a business block in Ost on Monday night, devastating Niivene Mercantile and Tason Hardware among others. A chimney defect amid recent tremors likely sparked the fire, which stalled a telephone exchange for several hours before service resumed at noon.
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YTOM
Niivene Mercantile Company
Tasson Hardware Company
Mary Shui
Volunterr
Ashe
Brown Brothers Burder
Wiech Property Teas Saver T
Telephone Exchange
Seveal Tours
Ferguson's Homecoming Delayed After Crashes
A misread report from Butte states Ferguson's homecoming was postponed after a second broken ankle. The patient required a reset on the first injuries and remained in satisfactory condition with some pain. The delay will extend his return by about a week. Also, Jor Sitacky, severely injured in the same crash at Wortee, will be operated on by a surgeon at St Pete Weahoul.
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W.roken
Ferguson
Tn Regort
Butte
Dante
Jor Sitacky
Wurtee
Pete Weahoul
Naiedy
Helena Official to Attend Dinner Guest July 20
State Manager J. N. Wiettarging announced that an official from Helena will be a dinner guest on July 20. The event, hosted by Montana division voices, will bring together local staff and service employees at Maver gritty in the evening.
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Helena
OK. Hall of
New York
Characay Peruges
Servan Telentene
Romans
Montana
i+ vision
J. N
Two plead guilty to breaking volt defond law in district court
Jack Robbins of Radersbarg pled guilty yesterday in LS district court to violating voltend law. Weinsheiner also pled guilty to a related offense and was fined. The civil calendar trial began. several criminal cases remain for later dates.
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Jack Robbins
Radersbarg
Junge Tiworae
M. Bourquar
Weinsheiner
Wats
Gasoline Price Raised One Cent by Local Distributor
Price of gasoline here lifted one cent at the local service stations as distributer raises tank wagon rates. Retail prices adjusted to reflect a one cent increase across stations.
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Bhaltan
Mareelliing
Goard-roomist State House
Mareelileg
Ruger
Helena sRug
Dr. Wiley
Fuller Avenue
City Water Officer
Scharpie Conectiia
Harvey Hotel
Oty Taxis
Fe Service
Troiks Fie
Matis of
Garner
Crazgo'a
Ful‘ar Avenue
Genuna Ford
Chevrolet
Milan & Hawkes
Kelly-Springfield
Firestone
Bud's Thee Shop
Maln
Dre
Owen
Jlunter
Ari
Roteard
Oresrick
Phana 4
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Miritat
Inesphine Hepner
Colorado Gulch
Ana faMiifen
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Agetstan’ Casnter
Ome Toulon Bank and Renet Company
Groeneniy
Wisbromer
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Meonday
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Shawe
Hen Miller
Rhones
Sliver Cape
Mumer
Watt
Was. Gleason
Pagifig Coast
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State Nursery
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Mothers “Leaders
Gallatin
Celtics Olympics
Greyrocks
Gaesonals
Crofut
First National Bank of
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Agina
St. Vincent
Mls
J. T. Palladino
Ifelona
Father Paladino
Missoula
St. Vincent Academy
Rirk
State Treasury
BA & P
Southern Cross
Tutin
Hkalaka
Eve FG
Thamas
Af Lutte
Ena Yittar
A Ffele
Mias FR. Keurte
Jonannes
Minnsanotis
Mrs. Qartendm Lorey Toft
Fl. Pani
Bere
Martinsdale
Joac Wondard
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Ty T. Darks
Tielsesy
Walter Teuchheld
Oes
G Kleinschmidt
Winston
A. 1
Stark
State Supreme Court
Keptile
Genraberger
Sutto
Ilelenu
Piacer
A. Drummond
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Attornouth
AL Mapas Bavi
Aee
Anna Vimnany
St .Peter's Hospital
Ste Andere
Benton Avenue
Joly V8 Kirk
Mum Crouse
Delax
Othe
Seattle
Teres
NMG
Annie Marshall
Cvan
Send
Ning
Khower
West
Faerev
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Anty
PT Dataters Patel
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Anil
Tata
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Osuyniley
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ST. Vincent's ! Academy
Oston
Kodak Pictures
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Exta Tolls
Kostak
Budd - Fisher UG
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